BF1 is irritatingly casual.
Quite different from BF1 is exactly what this series needs.
Everything in the OP sounds incredible on paper, especially the skill-based gunplay and proper recoil system, as opposed to BF1's RNGesus bullet spray nonsense.
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Battlefield V Details [No Auto HP Regen, Fortifications, Skill-based Gunplay, Physical Interactions]
- Thread starter SweetNicole
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BF1 is irritatingly casual.
Quite different from BF1 is exactly what this series needs.
Everything in the OP sounds incredible on paper, especially the skill-based gunplay and proper recoil system, as opposed to BF1's RNGesus bullet spray nonsense.
I know, thats why I wrote "Predictable and no more visual recoil sounds great but..." :D
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It seems like these changes are going to slow the pace, put more emphasis on team-play and increase the skill gap. I couldn't have asked or hoped for more from this game. Seems like they are taking the series to the next level compared to the past few games.
Then that answers my question on which game to get at launch, BFV or RDR2. I'll get BFV when the Pacific Theater content comes.
In theory, yes. It just depends on how much recoil there is going to be. If its similar to BF1 or some guns in BF4 than there is not a lot to learn there.
I...like almost every line of this list. BF5 is sounding amazing
I'm excited about this. Sounds like it's going back to the series roots before BF3 turned it into large-scale CoD.
The huge amount of fan bitching worked, literally no hardcore BF fan loved BF1 as much as BF3/BF4. Every Battlefield content creator feels like it's a disappointment to some degree.
I was originally bummed about WW2, but seeing all the freedom of choice they're giving us again, as well as the foundational changes makes my hyped.
Battlefield 1 got stale fast, and it's good DICE realized they needed to change it up.
Is it just me, or does it seem like they're incorporating BR mechanics into the MP, rather than a straight up BR mode? Limited health refill, gotta scavenge for ammo, start off with little ammo, emphasis on animations and interacting, etc.
Battlefield 1 got stale fast, and it's good DICE realized they needed to change it up.
Is it just me, or does it seem like they're incorporating BR mechanics into the MP, rather than a straight up BR mode? Limited health refill, gotta scavenge for ammo, start off with little ammo, emphasis on animations and interacting, etc.
I... didn't mean that in a bad way. It literally is different from Bf1, which I'm saying I'm good at. I want to see how I fare in this.
It seems like you think I have an opinion so far. I don't, I was just saying I'm good at Bf1 and this sounds different.
The Battlefield community is pretty split on Bad Company. There are those that think they were the worst games in the series and those that think they were the best. Both sides are pretty vocal too lol.
Yeah I feel like BF1 was an experiment to see how a casual BF would go. I'm glad it didn't work out because all of this sounds great.
It's going to be slower paced, and tactical, which is what I want from Battlefield.
I really was hoping that Combat vehicles would be on the map again. Spawning from the spawn menu is my least favorite Battlefield change ever.
According to the JF video, vehicles spawn on the map but some need to be deployed, so I guess they pop into the zone when requested.
"the blacks were one thing ok....but now women with one arm wtfffff"
It's probably more down to Squad, which came out three years ago, is fairly similar to BF (it's actually based off a BF2 mod) and has similar building mechanics.
Fortnite came out not even a year ago.
Yo all this sounds sick, pretty much all that i hated from BF1 is gone and they're adding a bunch of cool shit to the sandbox
They want to make a Battle Royale mode eventually. Hence the color choices and the building (everyone has toolboxes).
Different from BF1 is what I wanted to hear, but ... not like this. Man I really just hope the Tanks are good.
Glad customization will finally be a thing though. Also hope that 64-players is still there, but I'm doubtful since it might be a lot to load 64 customized soldiers...
Glad customization will finally be a thing though. Also hope that 64-players is still there, but I'm doubtful since it might be a lot to load 64 customized soldiers...
Well, it's giving support an added role that could be reinforcing capture points, or building tank defences etc. I doubt people will go and fix everything but key buildings can be reinforced. Not sure if this means built like new, or just propped up with bits to make it more defendable.
r/Battlefield is shitting themselves and calling it the death of the franchise
lol, imagine being a whiny little bitch about women being in a video game.
Anyway, this went from boring to interesting with all the details about the changes. Rebuilding/fortifying should've balanced destruction from the beginning so it's neat to see finally.
Certainly seems like a lot of BR considerations are making it into Final Stand (The game mode, not the BF4 expansion... come on guys, really?!) but I'm still holding out hope that Airborne is a full blown BR mode with some Battlefield flare.
Sounds great on paper, but the trailer was awful. The game looks more Wolfenstein than an authentic WW2 shooter IMO. Very disappointing...
https://youtu.be/xegBXGaFrOU?t=1018
Nooo... I tend to stick to support, but my XP while playing support eventually becoming useless, and having fuck all for options when I do decide to play a different class, sucks, makes me not want to bother with them at all.
Ditto for weapons and vehicles apparently.
It sounds like the worst.
Nooo... I tend to stick to support, but my XP while playing support eventually becoming useless, and having fuck all for options when I do decide to play a different class, sucks, makes me not want to bother with them at all.
Ditto for weapons and vehicles apparently.
It sounds like the worst.
/r/Battlefield and /r/BattlefieldV have somehow simultaneously become the new /r/the_donald and /r/incels.